172 What is your core belief?
Jon: What is your core belief?
Bradon: For Paul, it was the truth of the good news that he worked to keep aligned with the teachings and life of Jesus.
Jon: What is your core belief?
Bradon: For Paul, it was the truth of the good news that he worked to keep aligned with the teachings and life of Jesus.
Paul writes to the Galatian Churches and is challenging them not to lose sight of the core belief that he taught them – the good news! Like the Galatians, we may also feel pressure to fit in and allow the culture to shape us vs Jesus.
At the end of your discussion, go around the group and ask for prayer requests.
Bradon: Has an event ever changed your life?
Jon: Absolutely! I can think of a few.
Bradon: Great! Hold that thought! I will follow up
Jesus is Born and we saw Simeon and Anna meet Jesus for the first time and how it impacted them.
At the end of your discussion, go around the group and ask for prayer requests.
Jon: When my kids were born, I was telling everyone. I was so pumped and everyone was excited for my wife and me. Such an incredible experience!
Bradon: As great as your story is. Today we hear of an even more incredible story that was too amazing not to share!
Bradon: Jon, have you ever done something you were GREATLY unprepared for?
Jon: Well, we already went over my triathlon story a few weeks ago… you want another embarrassing story!?
Bradon: Oh, Right! That was a great story! We can save you from that today, I might just have a good story to share.
Elizabeth and Zechariah have baby John. We asked what it means to be prepared and looked at how we can make a plan to do that.
At the end of your discussion, go around the group and ask for prayer requests.
As a Christian, you house the spirit of Jesus Christ. Embracing this will change your identity. This new identity will impact every aspect of your life.
Today we saw Mary go to visit Elizabeth for three months, and we learned some very interesting things, including the reality that God lives in us. If you are a follower of Jesus, his Spirit dwells within you.
At the end of your discussion, go around the group and ask for prayer requests.